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Joined August 2012
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gottlieb took that shot on 52nd aka swing street
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Accurate
I don't remember where I found this, but its spot on.
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1/ On the 6529 Network Museum The Memes are a form of decentralized funding protocol - of art, of science, of other things that we want to fund. The selection is fully decentralized and the execution, mostly but not fully decentralized. (For now, someone has to press a Trezor button ultimately for the mint to start, though this will change eventually.) 2/ Is this interesting? Is this just specific to The Memes or is the first example of a broader concept? Well, obviously it is the latter. Today, I would like to propose a second demonstration of something that can be fully decentralized, in this case, a museum 3/ The 6529 Network Museum is a museum that is collectively curated and "owned" by the 6529 network, aka the people who have accrued TDH, aka at a first approximation the meme card holders 4/ By "owned", I mean owned the way the Louvre is owned by the French people, not owned the way I own punk6529. In other words, I mean "held in perpetuity by the network" +/-, on behalf of the network, but not for any particular member of the network (myself included) 5/ The network museum will not as a general rule sell pieces, it will not distribute eth to network members or anything of the sort. It will be a smart contract ultimately that is controlled by the network forever. 6/ For now it is 3 of 5 multi-sig SAFE with 5 of us charged with transitioning in it to the TDH controlled smart contract - @6529er @itsjpower @gratusmasculus and @HugoFaz 7/ Now the interesting question - how do you run a decentralized museum - we have a theory on how to start. @6529er and I submitted a Meme Card today with a proposed theme for the first collection of the Museum. Any money he and I receive if the Meme Card is selected will be used to fund a network selection and acquisition of pieces from artists within the proposed theme. 8/ Whether or not our proposed collection is good will be determined by the network by TDH. If our proposed Meme Card and, by extension, collection is selected, the pieces to be collected will also be selected by the network by TDH. Once they are selected, they will be purchased as newly minted CC0 1/1s for the museum and the meme card will show a compilation of them. 9/ I think (and I apologize in advance for this) that this is pretty smart. It took me me quite a bit of time to figure out how to do this, but I like the outcome. a/ Anyone can submit a Meme Card to do this (and I hope people do) b/ the network decides if they like the collection c/ the network decides what 1 of 1s to buy d/ the artists get a 1 of 1 in an extremely permanent collection and distribution to a larger group via the Meme Card compilation e/ the Meme Card minters get a meme card and an edition of interesting work. 10/ Also, the fact that we are only buying, not selling and not fractionalizing, simplifies many otherwise complex issues. I know this is going to confuse people, but it all depends on how you look at it. The purpose of the network is to perform the functions of the state, not of a private individual or company. 11/ Nobody would expect the Smithsonian to be flipping its pieces on eBay or to give a dividend to every American and so the same logic applies here. 12/ There is more detail here: 6529.io/waves/b6128077-ea78-… 13/ In any case, we will see how it goes - let's see what the network thinks about all this and if it votes for the card - if so, I think we will learn some interesting things
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Çok önemli bir seri gelişme oluyor Yapay Zeka çeperinde, ya da uçboylarında. Çeper kelimesini "edge" için kullandım. Bu gelişmelerin takibi için izlemeniz gereken kişi Andrej Karpathy. Şu anda YZ'de Uçbeyi Andrej Karpatlı. Kendisine ve gelişmelere saygımdan dolayı bunu bir tweet ile geçiştirmeyip, bu konuda tam bir makale yazacağım.
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All of these patterns as an example are just matters of “org code”. The IDE helps you build, run, manage them. You can’t fork classical orgs (eg Microsoft) but you’ll be able to fork agentic orgs.
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True
the belief that birth rate is going down because of cost of living is statistically false birth rate drops most after countries become affluent it’s a self-defeating mechanism this is the final boss of civilization and has not yet been beaten
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Once models reliably handle 70-80% of a knowledge worker’s tasks, you don’t need 20-30% fewer workers — you need 70-80% fewer, because the remaining tasks get restructured. The disruption isn’t linear with capability. open.substack.com/pub/hulkio… @Substack @claudeai
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“People who plan for incremental change are underestimating the disruption ahead.” open.substack.com/pub/hulkio… @Substack @claudeai
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Digital art & Refik on 60 Minutes… love to see it 👏
Every image in this studio was created by artist Refik Anadol using artificial intelligence. cbsn.ws/3ZQqcBI
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This is a very good read, especially if the recent price action has shaken your faith in the movement
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Once models reliably handle 70-80% of a knowledge worker’s tasks, you don’t need 20-30% fewer workers — you need 70-80% fewer, because the remaining tasks get restructured. The disruption isn’t linear with capability. open.substack.com/pub/hulkio… @Substack @claudeai
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“People who plan for incremental change are underestimating the disruption ahead.” open.substack.com/pub/hulkio… @Substack @claudeai
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The painting sold at auction at @ChristiesInc in NYC on May 11, 2015 for $179,365,000 (including the buyer's premium). This set a world record at the time for the most expensive artwork ever sold at auction.
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Part of a 15-painting series based on Delacroix, this work pays tribute to his friend Matisse. It combines late-period bravado with Cubist fracturing and vibrant Orientalist colors.
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Pablo Picasso Le Moulin de la Galette, 1900 Oil on canvas 88.2 cm x 115.5 cm Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum @Guggenheim
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